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Stinging Nettles
Plant use, Permaculture Michel Thill 4/4/24 Plant use, Permaculture Michel Thill 4/4/24

Stinging Nettles

This a great time of the year to harvest stinging nettle (one of my absolute favourites) and have fresh in soups, stir fries, pestos or teas.. or as you see here, I’m drying the tips for tea later in the year..

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